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Ended 07/30/17 6:15 AM GMT
Winner: tigger3
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1st place Starglow: Congrates, I just knew you would be the winner, it's a grand capture. Bravo!!
Ramad: Well taken shot showing the view at the tunnel end. This makes a very good entry for the contest Sandi.
gr8fulted: Congrats on winning the contest. I knew it was the winner the moment I saw it.
tigger3 received a 2 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.
2nd place jerseygurl: Congrats Ted on taking 2nd place in the contest!!!!!!!!!
rvdb: Congratulations on your 2nd place.
Rob
corngrowth: Ted, congratulations for your 2nd place in the 'Point Of View' contest.
Very well done!
Nikoneer: I just tried to look at the other one of yours in my Friends list, "You Even Get An Eiffel Looking Straight Up", but it's been removed. I'm guessing it was a slightly different version of this one? But you liked this one more?
A little more history: Gustave Eiffel also built the Statue of Liberty, chosen to replace the original builder of choice after the man died in 1879.
-Nik
gr8fulted received a 1 month membership in the Caedes Cadre.
3rd place biffobear: Feel like I'm flying...R.
LynEve: A beautiful river shot Pat
trixxie17: Excellent perspective Pat - would be a good entry for the POV contest.
Starglow: I'd like to be with you, this is a gorgeous shot.
bfrank: The wide angle really helps this colorful shot. Very good one Pat.
4th place
Dunstickin: Amazing artistry Frank!...I really do like the idea!...
Very good luck in the contest mate!
corngrowth: Frank, I've flipped it horizontally, because I'm a left handed person, ☺ .
Just kidding of course. A very original, and artistic (!) entry for the current contest however.
Wish you Good Luck with it!
5th place Flmngseabass: Last is not least here Laura!!!! Congrats for your 5th place win!!
rvdb: Congratulations on your win.
Rob
Starglow: Must be a pleasant walk to this deck from the looks of this beautiful shot.
Nikoneer: Definitely looks like a great place for a shutter bug to hang out. Marshes and swamps are a haven for a mess of species and subspecies, so are we going to be treated to submissions of birds, bugs and flora native to this area?
-Nik